Conflict Management and Resolution: Can We Agree?

In a successful marriage, couples have more positive than negative interactions. There are more times of talking cheerfully than of talking angrily. Positive interactions and good times help couples feel loved and respected. Negative interactions and bad times lead to feelings of hurt, anger, and s...

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Main Author: Meredith Taylor
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Published: The University of Florida George A. Smathers Libraries 2019-06-01
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